Hoover’s South American trip plans outlined in detail
President-elect Hoover prepares for a diplomatic tour donning formal attire with interpreters to bridge language gaps. He will travel with a seven car special train from Palo Alto to Los Angeles, visiting Corinto, Balboa, Lima, Valparaiso, Santiago, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, and possibly Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia, before winter near Miami ahead of inauguration.
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Palo Alto
Cal
U Pe
Hoover
China
State Department
California
Allan
Los Angeles
Glendale
Corinto
Nicaragua
Balboa
Canal Zone
Lima
Peru
Valparaiso
Columbia
Ecuador
Bolivia
Chile
Santiago
Andes
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Montevideo
Uruguay
Rio de Janeiro
Miami
Fla
Mexico City
Havana
Cuba
Vestris SOS delay and parliamentary inquiry planned
The Vestris sinking prompts Commons questions on inquiry form and lifeboat adequacy. A radio message from Capt Carey is cited to show the ship hove to and could not proceed. Surviving families face slim chances for damages, with talk of possible voluntary settlements for the worst cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vestris
William J. Carey
Lamport & Holt Line
Tuttle
Commons
London
House of Commons
Board of Trade
Joseph M. Kenworthy
Kenworthy
New York
INS
Lamport & Holt
Fiorello H. Laguardia
Laguardia
la Quardiz
Lamport & Holtines
Heavy Rains Claim Lives and Halt Rail Route
Reported in Kansas heavy rains caused casualties and widespread property damage. Rail service between Kansas City and Sidalia halted due to washouts as towns along routes faced disruptions. Oklahoma saw a 2 inch downpour and a sharp fall in temperature.
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Kansas City
Sidalia
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Texas Panhandle
Two Governors Attend University of Iowa Dad's Day
Zimmerman of Wisconsin and Hammill of Iowa were honor guests at the University of Iowa Dad's Day celebration in Iowa City. About 30,000 visitors braved rain for the day as a northeast wind blew. Dads and their families attended the Iowa Wisconsin football game and a banquet planned for tonight.
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Towa City
Zimmerman
Wisconsin
Hammill
Iowa
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Sterling of DRE DeLlo LeadeD Schulte United Sale
The Sterling company sells its Wood building lease to Schulte United Inc of New York City for 85,000 as a bonus with 30 year payments. Waterloos Wade H Nelson says possession begins March 1 1929 and Sterling vacates around Jan 1. Schulte United plans a department store. Sterling may move stock and fixtures to Iowa cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Company
Fourth Street
Schulte- United, Inc
New York City
Wade H. Nelson
Waterloo
Nelson
Iowa
C. M. Woods
Schulte United, Inc
United States
Billion Dollar Trust Co Organizing in New York
The New York Times reports the largest investment trust is being organized in New York by Fisher Brothers Detroit with initial holdings of 500 million dollars. Capital will be 210 million, aiming for a 1 billion dollar organization. Arthur W. Cutten of Chicago is among early interested parties.
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New York
New York Times
Fisher Brothers
Detroit
Arthur W. Cutten
Chicago
Pity Poor Sailors on Night Like This
Buffalo weather bureau warned of a wild night on Lake Erie as a southwest storm moved from northwest Councils toward the lake. A growing wind and rain center was expected to hit late today or tonight with heavy precipitation forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Weather Bureau
Mrs Canfield Improves at Allen Memorial Hospital
Mrs F O Canfield wife of the Dunkerton Iowa Postmaster is advancing well as a medical patient at Allen Memorial hospital. An earlier report claiming she had an operation was in error.
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Canfield
F. O. Canfield
Dunkerton
Allen Memorial Hospital
Mayor MacVicar Burial Held In Des Moines
Funeral services for Mayor John MacVicar who died after a brief illness were held today. Thousands paid their respects as the body lay in state at the municipal building, with services conducted after the body rested in council chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Macvicar
Des Moines
U.P
John MacVicar
Brain Tests in Disarranged Opposites Puzzle
A reader exercise from the Evening Post presents a test of disarranged opposites. The page shows ten word pairs with blanks to match each opposite by index, including Straight with never and Always with none, urging one minute per item. Answers appear on the society page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losa
Europe Smarts Under Worst Storm In Years
London dispatch reports a devastating European gale causing at least 42 deaths and hundreds of injuries. Ships wrecked or delayed, extensive property damage in England and Germany, with telephones and telegraphs down and shipping largely paralyzed across the Atlantic.
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London
U.2
Europe
Atlantic Ocean
Southampton
Newport
England
Coblenz
Germany
New Indictments Planned for Keyes
Los Angeles, Nov. 17. New indictments charging conspiracy and bribery are expected against Asa Keyes LA County district attorney and seven others. The indictments will replace the original ones after the Julian Petroleum corporation trials collapse. It is charged large sums changed hands to secure acquittals and dismissals in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
INS
Asa Keyes
Los Angeles County
Keyes
Julian Petroleum Corporation
Two Bandits Hold Up Pinconning Bank In Michigan
Two men robbed the Pinconning State Bank shortly after opening, escaping in a stolen car with between 8000 and 10000 dollars. They first looted J B Harris’s garage across the street, seizing cash from his register and safe before driving away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinconning
Mich
Pinconning State Bank
J. B. Harris
Prohibition Chief Refutes Mrs Willebrandt Raids Claim
Maurice Campbell, prohibition administrator, issues a statement denying that Mrs Willebrandt ordered or directed raids on New York night clubs. He asserts no raids in New York were ever ordered by Mrs Willebrandt or anyone else but himself. The remark closes the dispute with a firm denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mrs. Willebrandt
Prohibition
Maurice Campbell
Mortuary Notices for Mrs George Dennis and Mrs J E Heiss
Funeral services for Mrs George Dennis who died October 18 in Miami Florida will be held Sunday at 3 PM in the O Keefe and Towne chapel with Rev William Hardcastle of Plymouth Congregational church officiating. Burial will be in Fairview beside her husband. A daughter Mrs H P Knowlton and son William H Way live in Williston Avenue and Rhey Street respectively. Another daughter Mrs Leora E Wortham resides in Miami. The body arrived from Miami tonight. Mrs J E Heiss 29 formerly Miss Irene Deetgen died suddenly at her Chicago home on November 5. She was married to Dr J E Heiss last April. Burial was at Sterling Illinois.
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George Dennis
Miami
Fla
O'Keefe
J. E. Heiss
Irene Deetgen
Allen Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Sterling, Til
Prayer services for infant William Price Cox
Funeral services were held at 2 p m in the O Keefe and Towne chapel for William Price Cox infant son of Mr and Mrs O J Cox Badger Jr former Waterloo residents. He was born January 21 1928 and died of pneumonia Thursday morning in a Fort Dodge hospital with burial in Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William JF. Cox
William Price Cox
O. J. Cox
Badger, Jr
Waterloo
O’keefe & Towne
Elmwood
Fort Dodge
Clothing Seized In Bankrupt Return Case
An order by referee in bankruptcy J E Jordan directed Joseph Lederman of Western Outfitters to turn over $200 cash 17 overcoats and 15 hat boxes to Western Outfitters. The goods were part of Alfred Rabiner’s assets seized in a federal conspiracy case. Rabiner had sold the merchandise long ago. the Rabiner family history in groceries and outfits is noted.
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J. E. Jordan
Joseph Lederman
Western Outfitters
Sycamore Street
Alfred Rabiner
Lederman
Rabiner
Harry
Sam Rabiner
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Alfred
Algona
Sunday Movies Win In Court Over City Theatre Vote
Judge J Henderson denied a petition to oust C J O Neil councilman at large in Nevada. O Neil, a pro theatre businessman, was seated June 18 to fill a vacancy. Anti theatre faction led by Rev R B Davidson considered appealing to the supreme court. Local attorney J Y Luke represented them and now sits as judge of the new municipal court.
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Ames
INS
Nevada
J. Henderson
District Court
C. J. O'Neil
O'Neil
Frank Theis
Henderson
R. B. Davidson
The
Baptist Church
Supreme Court
J. Y. Luke
Indiana Farmers Back Hoover On Farm Financing Plan
Indiana farmers expressed willingness to reconcile with Herbert Hoover after backing his plan for federal financing to buy and dispose of surplus farm production. William H. Settle, president of the Indiana Farm Bureau federation, praised Hoover’s stance to finance surplus machinery and tariff measures for agriculture, noting prior debate over who would bear costs.
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Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Indiana
Organized Farmers
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
United States
St. Louis
Organized Farmers of
William H. Settle
Fam Bureau Federation
Internaional News Service Today
Anonymous donor funds $40,000 gift to Wesleyan college
Mount Pleasant Iowa November 17 The $40,000 gift to Iowa Wesleyan college announced yesterday comes from an anonymous donor not Mrs Lola M McColm Muscatine as earlier dispatches stated University officials President Coons and Business Manager McNeil said no donor name has been released and no further details were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan College
Lola M. McColm
Muscatine
Dispatches
Coons
McNeil
Ellyson to Broadcast Tomorrow From WSUI
Concluding the Dad's day exercises at the State University of Iowa Iowa City Craig Ellyson tenor singer son of Dr and Mrs C W Ellyson 409 Home Park boulevard will broadcast from radio station WSUI tomorrow night from 9 30 to 10 10 clock.
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State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Craig Ellyson
C. W. Ellyson
Home Park Boulevard
WSUI
Car Crash Injures Dell Crew at Fourth and Argyle
Dell Crew of 318 Oneida Street riding with John Oelsen was slightly injured at 12 30 p m today when Oelsen's auto collided with a car driven by Harry McCowen Beloit Wis at Fourth and Argyle streets Both cars sustained damage Police logged several additional noninjury collisions during the day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell
Oneida Street
John Oelsen
Oelsen
Harry McCowen
Beloit
Wis
Fourth
Argyle Streets
Temperatures and Rainfall Report
Maximum Friday 43 and minimum Friday night 36. Saturday morning 7 am 36. Saturday 1 pm 36 and 3 pm 32. Rainfall yesterday and last night 2 inches.
Waterloo police probe linked bank gang rumors to Frank Williams
J R Quinlan and Ray Scott from Des Moines state agents visited Waterloo to investigate Frank Williams, arrested four weeks ago by Constable Mason for illegal liquor transport. They found no link to bank robberies, Williams faces liquor charge. his stolen Whippet car from Toledo remains unproven in federal Dyer Act context. Charles Dye and Ella Hickey, arrested with Williams, were released after admitting Chicago travel with him but denying knowledge of the car status. Toledo sheriff and county attorney awaiting word on possible federal action.
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J. R. Quinlan
Jefferson
Ray Scott
Des Moines
Waterloo
Frank Williams
Harry P. Mason
Willams
Williams
Toledo
Charles Dye
Ella Hickey
Mason
E. L. Miller
Chicago
F. W. Edwards
Democratic Deficit Set at 1 600 000 in Campaign
James W. Gerard, treasurer of the Democratic national committee, estimates a campaign deficit around 1.6 million dollars. Contributions total about 3.736 million with 24,000 contributors since the election. overall donors projected at 125,000 to 150,000. Campaign expenses run about 5.3 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
James W. Gerard
Democratic National Committee
Gerard
Democratic War Chest
Smith Sleeps Late at Gulf Resort During Campaign Rest
Gov. Alfred E. Smith of New York arrived at Edgewater Gulf Hotel in Miss for a few days of golf and rest amid his presidential campaign. Due to the early hour, no crowd greeted him and he remained asleep in his private car at 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewater Gulf Hotel
Miss
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Rabbi Mannheimer to address Rotary club luncheon
Des Moines Rabbi Eugene Mannheimer will speak at the Rotary noon luncheon Monday in Hotel M Russell Lamson on If Man Were Really Rational. He recently debated Clarence Darrow on Is Man a Machine at the Shrine auditorium. C A Bowlsby of Northwestern Bell will speak Tuesday on Modern Achievements of Telephony. Meat: M L Frey metallurgist will address Canopus club next Tuesday noon on The Story of a Piece of Steel. Lions plan a ladies night in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Mannnheimer
Des Moines
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson
Mannheimer
Clarence Darrow
Shrine Auditorium
C. A. Bowlsby
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Offcers
M. L. Frey
John Deere Tractor Company
Canopus Club
Black
Lions Club
Quarantines Report Scarlet Fever And Mumps Cases
Scarlet fever cases listed include Neva DuBois seventeen Riverview addition Margaret Bigelow eleven at 1720 Jefferson Robert Rosie ple five at 2230 Falls avenue Frances McDonald nine at 1017 Sixth West. Mumps cases include Mrs G T Seeburn four hundred twenty four Columbia Hazel Hinkley ten three twenty three Clay Frances Eaken six third Kern Floyd Schrader adult seven South Agnes McEnany seven Genevieve McEnany eleven 157 Duryea Junior Walker five 1611 Third West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva DuBois
Riverview Addition
Margaret Bigelow
Jefferson
Robert Rosple
Falls Avenue
Frances McDonald
Sixth
G. T. Seeburn
Columbia
Hazel Hinkley
Clay
Frances Eaken
Kern
Floyd Schrader
South
Agnes McEnany
Genevieve McEnany
Duryea
Junior Walker
Third
Ellyson Family Attends Loyalties Play in Iowa City
Dr. C. W. Ellyson and wife reside at 409 Home Park boulevard. They return tomorrow night from Iowa City where they watched last night's performance of Loyalties by Galsworthy in which their son Craig Ellyson acted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atowa City
C. W. Ellyson
Home Park Boulevard
Iowa City
Galsworthy
Craig Ellyson
Three Die? Hurt In Syracuse Air Crash
Syracuse NY November 17. Ins reports three injured in a night air crash. Ernie Mills and Mrs Rose Webb were said to be dying today while pilot William Waderman remained in critical condition.
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Syracuse
N. Y
INS
Ernie Mills
Rose Webb
William Waderman
Rattlesnakes Bounty Drive Backed by Garnaville Unit
Clayton county rattle snake problem spurs Izaak Walton League action. Garnaville chapter seeks higher bounty, six inch rattle evidence, closed season on cottontail rabbits, pro legal harvest of Mississippi fish for commercial use. Willford to attend Fort Dodge convention Nov 22 23.
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Iowa
A. C. Willford
Teank Walton League
A. D. Roggman
Garnaville
Clayton County
Izaak Walton League
Fort Dodge
Roggman
Mississippi
Willford
Black Hawk Gave Red Cross $1,900 in Big Wind Plea
Waterlood and Black Hawk county residents contributed a total of 1900.52 to the Red Cross relief fund for Florida and West Indies hurricane victims. Waterloo chapter chairman Herman C. Miller announced final checkups showing a draft of 361.25 on Sept 22 and additional amounts ranging from Sept 28 to Nov 9, with the city quota originally set at 1500 and later raised to 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Red Cross Fund For Relief
Florida
West Indies
Herman C. Miller
St. Louis
Indictment Sought Against Iowa City Car Driver
An Iowa City grand jury will consider indicting Harvey Secor for the deaths of Carl Chopek and Joseph Cerny after his car collided with poles and a tree. Chopek died the day after, Cerny was killed instantly. a coroner's jury found Cerny died from injuries while Secor drove in excess of the speed limit. No charges had been filed at report time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
INS
Harvey Secor
Carl Chopek
Joseph Cerny
Chopek
Cerny
Secor
Earth Shocks Scare Black Hills People
Brief tremors last night alarmed residents across more than six northern Black Hills towns in South Dakota. The shocks, centered near Rochford and Maitland, lasted from half a minute to a full minute with buildings shaken but no damage or injuries reported.
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Deadwood
Black Hills
South Dakota
Rochford
Maitland
Divorce Granted and Temporary Alimony Hearing Set
Frances Berghaus was granted a decree of divorce from Dick Berghaus by Judge R W Hasner after a hearing for cruel treatment. Custody of Phyllis, age three, awarded to Frances with the father ordered to pay five dollars weekly. A separate maintenance hearing for Ada Pearl Seery versus Lester H Seery was set for 9 a m Nov 23 by Judge G W Wood. Seery alleges cruel treatment and desertion. they wed Aug 10 1921 in Indianola Ia. She has two sons from a prior marriage, Gerald Nipper, 15, and Donald Nipper, 14, living with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Berghaus
Dick Berghaus
R. W. Hasner
Parrot's Bite Kills Newark Man
Newark police report Robert Vanderwater, 54, died from blood poisoning after a parrot bite on his finger. The infection worsened despite a blood transfusion, leading to his death on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
INS
Robert Vanderwater
Vanderwater
Mrs Riordan Improves From Major Operation
Mrs J T Riordan of 316 Prospect Boulevard is convalescing after a major operation at St Francis hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riordan
J. T. Riordan
Prospect Boulevard
St. Francis Hospital
Tame Ducks Gather at Hinds Home
Nine tame ducks appeared this morning at the residence of W. H. Hinds, 1046 Kern Street, attracting local attention as neighbors observe the calm birds wandering the yard and street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hinds
Kern Street
Waterloo marriage licenses listed for four residents
Edgar Hoag and Joyce Bitzer of Waterloo obtained licenses on the 20th. Herbert Kemp and Agnes Trainor of Waterloo obtained licenses on the 28th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Hoag
Waterloo
Joyce Bitzer
Herbert Kemp
Agnes Trainor
Waterloo in Brief Highlights Local News
George B. McWilliams sails to Los Angeles on business and pleasure. Fifteen homeless seek shelter as a storm rages. a bank jail shelter is used. Mrs. Jasper N. Trunnell recovers well after major operation at Allen Memorial. Frank Prescott Jr. progresses after appendicitis surgery at Presbyterian Hospital. Henry Stewart awaits Des Moines warrant for child desertion. Charles Watkins campaigns for Community Fund and speaks at Armstrong Manufacturing. Roy Hulett nears discharge after infection treated at Allen Memorial. Eugene Harker elected to Delta Phi Rho and named class president at Cornell College. Sleeper service Chicago to Los Angeles continues with no car change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Harker
H. D. Harker
Second Street West
West High School
Cornell College
Delta Phi Rho
Co operative principles urged by President Coolidge for farmers
President Coolidge urged widespread adoption of cooperative principles to solve farmers marketing problems. Speaking at the National Grange convention in Washington, he proposed an administrative board to fund experiments and stressed avoiding government price fixes or subsidies while noting overproduction as the main obstacle. He praised co operatives for unifying production distribution and consumption for timely sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
National Grange
Three Internes at Lutheran Hospital Walk Out
Des Moines reports that Lutheran Hospital lost three internes after a nurses strike dispute. R L Fenton was discharged for unprofessional conduct and accused of instigating agitation over nurse supervisor Miss Millie Jacobson’s removal. The other internes G R James and Arnold Nelson resigned citing injustice and hospital actions. Fenton admitted moving a patient after 45 minutes without fracture treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.R
Millie Jacobson
Miss Jacobson
Fenton
Norrham
Iowa Lutheran
Waterloo Man Buys Four Race Horses at Louisville
Cedar Falls reports William Bray of Waterloo arriving with four running horses bought in Louisville Ky all to winter at Cedar Valley race course stables. Bray now houses seven running horses with others aged 17 and 19 months. Beryl Downs cares for the animals. 12 harness horses also winter there with Cr W McMillian eight and Curly Lampher and Charles S Cummins two each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
William Bray
Waterloo
Racing Stables
Louisville
Cedar Valley Race Course
Bray
Beryl Downs
Cr. W. McMillian
Curly Lampher
Charles S. Cummins
Farmington Lynching Quiet After Hanging in Canyon
Farmington New Mexico reports calm today after Rafael Benevidas a 35 year old sheep herder accused of assault was hanged from a tree in Blade canyon near Farmington by masked men who had earlier wounded him at a hospital. It was noted as the first lynching in the west in many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
N. M
Rafael Benevidas
Charles Lewis
Benevidas
Blade Canyon
Four UC Students Found Safe in Mountain Cabin
Berkeley report says four University of California students, two women and two men, who had been missing for a week after a snow hike in the Elk mountain district were found safe in an isolated mountain cabin. John H W Dempster, one of the missing students, telephoned a ranger to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
John HW. Dempster
Elk Mountain
Snow Mountain
Negro Hold-Up Strikes Red Oak Grocery Store
Sheriff A J Baker and Red Oak police sought a short burly negro who escaped with 250 after robbing Abe Mezvinsky grocery and farm store last night. He threatened Mezvinsky and his wife with a gun and forced them into a back room while he emptied the cash register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
U.P
A. J. Baker
Abe Mezvinsky
Fmll
Mezvinsky
Big Stock Trading May Cut Real Estate Tax
Albany New York November 17 UPI New York state treasurer may be enriched as heavy trading on the New York stock exchange could eliminate the real estate tax for 1929 John J Merril state tax commissioner said all estimates of stock transfer tax receipts for the current year likely exceed by about 8 million dollars the amount from the real estate levy Roosevelt Governor elect Franklin D Roosevelt weighing elimination of the tax seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
U.P
New York
New York Stock Exchange
John J. Merril
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Youth Arrested in Illinois Admits Iowa Burglaries
Charles City readers learn that Clarence Howard 22, held in Geneseo Illinois for breaking and entering, confessed to nine burglaries including New Hampton. Sheriff Saddler and Chickasaw County officials will pursue links to Charles City and nearby towns. Howard says he is from New Hampton and may have committed similar house robberies across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Charles City
Clarence Howard
Geneseo
Ill
New Hampton
P. A. Saddler
Saddler
Howard
Clarence Upham
Chickasaw County
First Real Snow of Season Follows Three Day Drizzle
The first real snow of the season followed a three day drizzle that turned to flakes. The thermometer and barometer dropped as precipitation totaled .95 inches since Thursday. Rainfall Thursday night was .45 inches and Friday saw .6 inches during the day plus .2 Friday night. Fullbacks put on their snowshoes.
Industry and Labor Favor Service Men
A bulletin to Albert Robitch, U S army recruiting sergeant, states that industry and labor favor ex soldiers. It cites praise for military training by major employers and endorsements from the American Federation of Labor led by President William Green. Discharged soldiers are said to receive favorable consideration from employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Robitch
U. S. Army
Lafayette
United States Army
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Organized Labor
Armstrong Mfg Sells Oil Drillers to Pend Oreille
Howard Steiner of Armstrong Manufacturing returned from Metaline Falls Washington with two large all steel traction drilling machines and a bit sharpener. The units were sold to Pend Oreille Lead and Zinc Co for drilling jack zinc and lead in the region. A telegraph order from C W Freelove Oil Co of Glendale Arizona for a large steel oil well driller was received. Machines are produced in Waterloo by Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Steiner
Armstrong Manufacturing Company
Metaline Falls
Wash
Pend Oreille
Shop Gil Marries Heir to $40,000,000
New York reports confirmation of the marriage between Betty McCormick, a former Albany shop girl, and John Robert Lawson Johnston, heir to a $40 million British estate. The sister Margaret said the wedding occurred in New Jersey on November 2, and declined to reveal their whereabouts. Lawson-Johnston was previously married to Barbara Guggenheim, a divorce denied by the Guggenheim family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Betty McCormick
Albany
John Robert
Lawson-Johnston
Margaret
New Jersey
Barbara Guggenheim
Guggenheim
Postpone Opening of Garage Bids
Bids for the garage building to be erected by Harry Burd and A C Behrens at Fourth and Washington streets were postponed from 1 p m today in J G Ralston s office to 10 a m Monday in his office. The one story with basement structure is estimated at about $20 000. Five contractors bid: Currie Construction Lauritzen Construction Mauser Fell Willam Buxton George Netcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Burd
A. C. Behrens
Fourth
Washington Streets
J. G. Ralston
Currie Construction
Lauritzen Construction Company
Mauser & Fell
Willam Buxton
George Netcott
Organize Work for Anti Narcotic Bill
New York November 17. Delegates to the annual conference of the Narcotic Rehabilitation Association traveled home to plan local efforts to pass the Porter anti narcotic bill in congress and to secure appropriations to fight the dope menace proportionately with prohibition enforcement. A resolution endorsing the Porter bill was unanimously adopted at the closing session yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Narcotic Rehabilitation Association
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Goodwill
San Pedro
Maryland
Henry P. Fletcher
Italy
President Coolidge
John Griffin Mott
South America
Kansas
Sterling
DRE Dello
Schulte-United
Organize
Billion Dollar Trust CO
Evening Post, Inc
Society
France
Switzerland
Poland
Belgium
Bristol Harbor
English Channel
Bembridge
Isle of Wight
Amazon
Marlwood
Michigan Bank
Wesleyan
Ellyson
Ondt
Smith
Gulf
Tke Waltons
Black Hawk
Red Cross
Buchanan‘s
George B. McWilliams
Waterloo Garment Company
Jasper N. Trunnell
Tenth Street East
Pressey H. Frank
Pike, Sias, Zimmerman & Frank
Presbyterian Hospital
Henry Stewart
Stewart
Ralph Davis
C. L. Pickens
Charles Watkins
Community Fund
Roy Hulett
Chicago Great Western Railway
Great Western
Chisago
Coolide
Grange
Lutheran
Illinois
Armstrong Mfg. Co
Shop Gil
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